This information was announced at a meeting where the results of the socio-economic development of the region over the past nine months were discussed.
According to the provided data, educational institutions are experiencing a shortage of 16 teachers.
“This year, due to the transition to the 'Altyn Kazyq' program, primary school teachers, as well as subject teachers in technology, physics, and the Kyrgyz language, have been laid off. At the same time, there is a shortage of specialists in history, physics, and chemistry,” the meeting noted.
Currently, more than 60,000 students are studying in 143 schools in the region, taught by over 5,000 teachers. Of this number, about 1,400 teachers are of retirement age, and approximately 1,500 are graduates of distance learning programs. Currently, courses on new teaching methods are being organized for these educators.
In the field of preschool education, there are 25,023 registered children of preschool age in the region. Of these, more than 16,000 attend kindergartens. However, 8,446 children are not covered by preschool education, of which 1,744 are in the electronic queue, and over 3,500 are in migration, both within the country and abroad.
To enhance the safety of children in educational institutions, a video surveillance system has been implemented, covering 122 kindergartens and 140 schools,” the participants of the meeting added.
